Re: The Obama Impeachment
Mitt will win. He's hands down a model citizen. Incredibly intelligent. Hard working. And he's to the right of McCain.
The only reason why Gingrich is in the race is because that Adelson guy in Vegas wants to torpedo Santorum's campaign. If Gingrich left, a lot of his support would swing to Santorum. By keeping Gingrich in the race, Adelson keeps Santorum from winning. And seeing how seemingly unintelligent Santorum is, this is a good thing imho.
Also, now that I'm discussing the remaining candidates, people who support Gingrich aren't interested in beating Obama. They're interested in completely mocking him during an eventual presidential campaign. Gingrich has his own problems, not least that he's pussy-whipped by his wife. I think Gingrich vs. Obama is a close call and I think the Obama campaign will smear him left and right from day one, so I give Obama the win over Gingrich (particularly because he's got dirt on him).
And that aside, Gingrich isn't going to win the primary. Just impossible at this point.
Obama vs. Romney? No chance in hell Obama wins. Obama is alienating the jewish bloc. He's alienating the catholic bloc (which counts in the Northeast where Mitt is strong). And he's hilariously struggling with the female vote (because the democrats are notorious hypocrites ... Romney has the advantage with the female vote imo).
Side question: which is more likely: that Obama gets the same number of votes this fall as he did in 2008, or that he gets considerably fewer votes than he did in 2008?
Anecdote: I've seen precisely TWO "obama 2012" stickers on cars. I saw probably hundreds in 2008.
Anecdote: blacks are doing terrible under this administration. if Obama ever decided to identify with his white half, I think msnbc would start calling him a closet racist for how badly the black communities are hurting right now.
Obama will also be facing a few other things in the summer and fall
1. higher gas prices.
2. lots of talk of a secondary housing bubble to pop
3. all the new grads in the summer who can't find work
4. potential war in the middle east (of which he'll notoriously mishandle.)
a few other things, but minor ones.
Romney's biggest threat is,
Mitt will win. He's hands down a model citizen. Incredibly intelligent. Hard working. And he's to the right of McCain.
The only reason why Gingrich is in the race is because that Adelson guy in Vegas wants to torpedo Santorum's campaign. If Gingrich left, a lot of his support would swing to Santorum. By keeping Gingrich in the race, Adelson keeps Santorum from winning. And seeing how seemingly unintelligent Santorum is, this is a good thing imho.
Also, now that I'm discussing the remaining candidates, people who support Gingrich aren't interested in beating Obama. They're interested in completely mocking him during an eventual presidential campaign. Gingrich has his own problems, not least that he's pussy-whipped by his wife. I think Gingrich vs. Obama is a close call and I think the Obama campaign will smear him left and right from day one, so I give Obama the win over Gingrich (particularly because he's got dirt on him).
And that aside, Gingrich isn't going to win the primary. Just impossible at this point.
Obama vs. Romney? No chance in hell Obama wins. Obama is alienating the jewish bloc. He's alienating the catholic bloc (which counts in the Northeast where Mitt is strong). And he's hilariously struggling with the female vote (because the democrats are notorious hypocrites ... Romney has the advantage with the female vote imo).
Side question: which is more likely: that Obama gets the same number of votes this fall as he did in 2008, or that he gets considerably fewer votes than he did in 2008?
Anecdote: I've seen precisely TWO "obama 2012" stickers on cars. I saw probably hundreds in 2008.
Anecdote: blacks are doing terrible under this administration. if Obama ever decided to identify with his white half, I think msnbc would start calling him a closet racist for how badly the black communities are hurting right now.
Obama will also be facing a few other things in the summer and fall
1. higher gas prices.
2. lots of talk of a secondary housing bubble to pop
3. all the new grads in the summer who can't find work
4. potential war in the middle east (of which he'll notoriously mishandle.)
a few other things, but minor ones.
Romney's biggest threat is,
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